Chicago Sky vs Tulsa Shock Point Spread Picks

Chicago raised its Eastern Conference championship banner last night in a 95-72 win over Indiana. They Sky took a double digit lead five minutes into the game and led by 13 at intermission. Elana Delle Donne had 31 points, was 9 of 10 from the free throw line, grabbed eight rebounds, had four blocks and three steals. The Sky had a 44-31 rebounding edge and allowed 39% shooting. Now they head out on the road to a rebuilding Tulsa team that also played last night. Tulsa is 0-6 ATS against a team with a winning record. Tulsa is off an 83-75 loss at Minnesota in a grueling game, trailing by just one point in the fourth. Tulsa All-Star Glory Johnson-Griner is sitting out the season and the team is 3-7-1 ATS following a loss, plus 1-5-1 ATS against the Eastern Conference. Take the points on Chicago.

Chicago has home court and faces a Tulsa team that is 0-6 on the road. This is a tough situational spot for Tulsa, its third straight road game as part of a four-game trip. They are on an 0-2-1 ATS run, losing two in a row by 10 and 11 points. They face an uptempo Chicago team that is fourth in the WNBA in scoring, third in rebounds, and will run right at 'em. The Shock haven't won on the road since Sept. 8 at San Antonio. Tulsa is struggling on defense (ninth in points allowed) and on offense (seventh in points scored). The Chicago Sky is 4-1 ATS in their last five Sunday get-away games, and they head out on a five-game trip after this. Play Chicago!

A matinee in the WNBA has Chicago traveling to Tulsa. The Sky came out in attack mode for three games to start the season. They caught some teams off balance on their way to averaging 93.3 points per game. Teams have slowed them down, and the result has been 71.7 ppg in their last three - some 21+ points less. Tulsa was caught in the fast paced desires of Chicago back earlier in the season, but will be at home and will control the tempo here. Tulsa has played four overtime games, and in spite of that, they have still played the majority of their games UNDER the total. Chicago has played each of their last five following a loss to the UNDER, while Tulsa is playing UNDER in five of their last six on three days or more of rest. I just don't see this one getting to the total posted, so play on the UNDER.